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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
REAssUR1yG MEXICO ABOUT CHOLERA.

James Waterbury, the cordage manufacturer who' on
Saturday received dispatch stating taat the Mexican
closed It's ports the United States on
account OF the cholera yesterday teegraphed to the
American Consul Merida tn there Is epidemic Of
and that all vessels bound to Mexico will he
gwen a clean pill OF health
child eighteen months old died OF cholera yesterday
Swinburne Island. making twenty i've deaths IN ali
among tho passengers OF the Inflated Alesia-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11

At the banquet OF tive hundred covers offered to New
York sugar renners brokers and coffee merchants by
their associates at the Colonna ado Hotel Philadelphia
Saturday last, Ruby Royal Champagne was served for
the first time In that city 1t specially selected for
the occasion account or Its exceptional inertia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
ONE PRESIDENTIAL SPEECH BURNED

the NJ ago Inter pcedh
"Dan, burn the Kansas city speech
"What. burn the best IN tho outnti
Yes II the hog product porker too many ST.
Iou, VIII KICK and thlt split the Missouri delegation
Burn H. ban and wen make no speech In Kansas tlty.
Whenever they speech I'll jump IRON tuo CARRIAGE
rush into the crowd, and embrace everything ABOVE
all things DAN must ne prudent IN this pleasant so
cizl visIt among subJecta Get The BOOK, Ddn Fo
fergotten how meu fought On each sue ~
Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
HAS KEPPLER DESERTED THE PRESfDBSrf
s-n.n IN. Clnclnnan CoamsIeal Gaxktte

Can IL BIO that Kepplor the astounding artist of
Puck" tbs pc rson organ of Cleveland kcppler the
most nattrrng Of the nattrfcr~ this most iacilo Oh
pcnril shaver. I'm tho abuse VI tho enemies Of Ceve
land, has gone back on him fuch pl''uio
should 10 carefully preserved and reproduced 10y mo
oupnurnts OF cleveland II by possibility he should DO
a candidate for ~ election, IA a campaign uocu
mcnt There such a face on IL a. one Sees III bar
iuom at a Iaio hour asking IN a hopeless way IL
nay face good for drink y and any bencVoloht
person though himself ProhIbi'ionls' woulu besiow
IL dry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
FRANCIS WILSON AND THE TWO MANA GERS

Rudolph Aronson Is Of the opinion that Francis Will
will sing manager this summer As TO the let
ter said 70 have written TO Mr. McCaull by Mr VIII
son. in which aband his plan to appear under Mr.
McCauils management this summer. Ar. Aronson said
yesterday; "Mr wilson's conduct in making the en-
gagement with Mr. McCaull unproiessonal. and he
seems 10 have the conclusion that after having
agreed with US not sing else this summer
he would be Injured In the public estimation by his con
duct What Mr. McCaull will do remains to be seen"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11

LATEST PURCHASE By THE CoRCORAN GALLERY
W,,uiNGroS oct The Corcoran Gallery OF Art mas
purchased Carl Becker president OF tho Royal Academy
Of Art IN Berlin large painting by him representing
scene In tue palace OF feps julius H., when Tor the
first time after it, discovery the statue Of the
Apolo BE yidcre was submitted tho Inspection or
Raphael, Michael Angelo. BrJmanto and Others II Is
saI that the picture was considered tho gem OF the
Iierlln EIpo-ltlOn A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
MISS sPRAoCA coIyG on TIE STAGE.

HGshiI.gton G0SStp IN The baltimore sun
Hocia circles hcie surprised 10y the announcement
that Miss Ethei spraguo the daughter OF Mrs nate
Chase sprague and tho granddaughter OF the late ohe
Justice SALMON T. Chase preparing for her debut on
the theatrical stage Miss sprague IL said possesses
remarkabe talent, aud for SOME time past mas
under the instruction OF eminent masters oi INC
Eurone and American sta9es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
THE WEATHER REPORT


GOVERNMENT INDICArIoNs-FoR2 "a HOURS
wAsu1ysrsx. Oct lo-For New England and Eastern
New York cooler with rain followed by fair weather III
Eastern New York. light to fresh northery Winds DISK
ON the coast
For Eastern Pennsylvania. NewJersey and Delaware
Iigs rains light fresh northerly wnds DriSA Oh 'o
coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
INSPECTING TIE rwENrYrHlRD REGIMENT.

The annual inspection Of tho 23d Regiment took
place last evening in the Clermont Avenue Armory.
OF tho G56 MEMBERS 667 present. the percentage
being 81 23-0O. colonel McGrath, Inspector General
Of tho State and Colonel c. A jain. Inspector OF the
Second Brigade, conducted the inspection Governor
HILL in his capacity of Commander of the troops OF
the State. will review the regiments of Brooklyn at
the Prospect Park Parade Ground to morrow afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
EIRE WE'LL ID

F4REWELL DINNER TO COLONEL T. A. SMITH
B0sToS. Oct 10 (Sp>ciGh. The STAFF OF The journal
gave farewell dinner this evening at the Parker House
to Colonel A. smith. who for about eleven years has
hcen the leading political writer on The JOuHd. Colonel
smith leave. Boston th. week for Leavenworth. kar,
wher- lie will he editor and part owner OF me Lear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
CLEVEAyD REWRTrES TWO SPEECHES.
V1sblagfon GOsgip in The baltimore American

The President. ~ rpOrt says, Is very nervous In
regard to this t-outhernl part of tho trip sinco no
has made such u failure with cyclopeda speeches, IL
4, known that he has cntcly revised one or t~O OF
hi. addresses for the South The one for Montgomery
Ala which was pIlntrd at tho Government printing
ONCE Together with tho Others, has been entirely 70
vised and the old proof slips cancelled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
SIZE VIII sOr 90 FfLIBUsrERryG.

story published yesterday to the effect that the
schooner yacht Maria, which Is owned by CORTLAND H.
Bhven "A shipping merchant OF Waist and which
Ia lying At Pier No. q. North River was about 10
depart a nbustering expedition Ia Con trail America
said NJ Mr. Bycns office that there was no truth
IN the story whatever. and that the Maria had Dech
chartered by number OF gentlemen for pleasure trip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11

between GO and IT.. tho average (70A9 being $50
higher than corresponding day year. and 2ae
higher than Sunday
In this city to-lAY there will probably be
colder cloudy weather with light RAIN followed By clear
Ing conditions
At present, fair weather Is indicated for Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11

GREAT RACE MEETING AT JEROME PARK TO-DAY.
Frequent trains from Grand Central Station between
1905 and l2:45 .. m :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11

WILL SATISFY THE MOST FAsTIDIOUS.
Beadleston q Woerz's celebrated "Tmpcria" Beer
and Culmbaeher bottled at the brewery and guaran
teed absolutely pure. order by mail 29l w. 10th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
A COUNTY CONVENTION
ties to be apportioned as follows. viz:
JUDICIAL CONVENTIONS
to be held Thursday Evening october 90 1887. at
o'clock. at the places hereinafter designated.

to be held on Thursday Evening. october 90 1887 at
o'clock. at the places hereinafter designated.
d,tJudcial District Convention. No II IIudson-st.
81 judicial District Convention. Blocker Bun hng.
an Judicial District Convention. No q Avenue A.
5th Judicial pistricl convention 10 40 5ih S.
5th Judicial District Convention No 435 Jtl-ave.
llh Judicial District Convention. No 34l WSst t7tase
Delegates. TO be airport oaed as follows
lsT JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
5th Assembly District. 5dsieai;ss
2DJUDICGAL DISTRICT.
lst Assembly District, deleEate
"a A Asly y i pisirlcl' dsegates
SD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
9Th ss-nby District delegate
7th Assembly District II delegates
9TH Assembly District. IL delegates
Atm JUDICIAL DISTRICT
sth Assembly District IA delegates.
l lth 4 assembly p p.rc l? teeEais
5TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
4th Assembly District. delegates
ls th Assembly, Assembly D D:strit. e4i
l4th Assembly District delegate
9Th JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Tn Assembly H District. 9 Ssie:ates.
llth Assembly District delegates
18th Assembly District. . delegates
7rH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
18Th Assembly District delegate.
goth Assembly District 10 delegates
2lst Assembly Disrlct, II deiegaIeA
22d Assembly District, "A delegateA
sTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
7th Assembly District. delegates.
eth Assembly District ] delegate.
11th Assembly District delegates
18th Assembly District Is delegates
10th Assembly District. 10 delegates
9TH il DlCIAL DISTRICT
10Th Assembly District : deegstes
22d Assembly District, delegates
23d Assembly District. "a delegates
flTU JUDICIAL DISTRICT
18th Assembly District Is delegates.
10Th Assembly District. delegates
2lst Assembly District. ! delegates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11


Riders will find brands Gross Country" White
and English specially fine high
rettes Made entirely by hand.
KENNEL TOBACCO Co, New York. sole man ufacturerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFYIcE, Oct Ill 1t was sunny "os'
81, ,s. ,rs Yesterday with light rain In the early morn
l.r and again late Is night The snpsrstars ranged
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria-
MARRIED.

ELLrOTT-HEE Sea CiiH I. T.. October
10. Rev. %. r.. Cobb Of Flushing. Miss
Hendrckson OF Sea CIn 10 Thomas Elliott OF Flushing
l..
No cards.
SHRADY-AMBROSE-On October TO- 1897 at the Episco
Church Of Saint Mary the Virgin 45ths SewYork
by the Rev r. Mckee Brown George Frederic Shrady
Catharne olfs Ambrose eest daughter OF John W.
Ambrose. all OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
DIED.

Notices OF marriages mast be is3orsed pik full name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
pollllcIl Notires.
Republican Primary Elections.

Republican Primary Elections.
THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS
enrolled in the several
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY
OF NETWORK
will meet at the places hereinafter named on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IL 1897.
for the purpose of eleeting delegates TO the
NOMINATING CONVENTIONS
q follows:
COUNTY CONVENTION,
to be held at the Grand Opera House Han Of 23ds
sth Tuesday Evening" October 49, 1887 at $50
o'clock.
Delegates TO be apportioned as follows viz
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

The picturesoue costume worn by the seated
figure in the illustration of English tes
gowns Is Of soft Biorentine brocado OF darls
vieux rose tint, opening over a front o1 white
crepe lie Chine arranged ia folds and carve
that lend themselves = ali the movements ol
the supple figure. Slight pufangs Of crepe
trim the neck, wrists, and foot Of the frout
tho graceful sleeves are of the same crepe.
The train is lined throughout with Indis six.
The other gown in the same illustrstion is
Of moss green crepeiiDe, made VITA & Wat
teau train, with fun loose front Of cream
white wool. A white silk girdle cnc.rcles tie
waist and drops down one SIDE The Indis
needle work is in clusters OF green leaves
vsined with pale pink
The charming French tea gown here illus
trat~d is q princesse robe Of chaudron vslye
embroidered in Turkish designs with red
gold and copper threads The long blouse
front is Of ivory sursh veiled with white nc'
wrought with gold figures: the white siIk and
net reappesr on the sides of the skirts ana -
pufs in tie slasbed sleeves; the soft wide
Eirdle il of Bengaline silk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

During the 18th of March Hardee was re-
treating bef0re US, having for has rear guard
a brigade composed Cf the troops which had
garrlSoned Charleston, commanded by Oel.
Alfred Rhett kllpatricks cavalry Was ia
advance Of the left wing, and during The day
some Of the skirniShers had come suddenly
upon Cen. Rhett. accompanied by few of
his men, and had captured Eln. kheii ba1ore
the war had been one II fhe editors of The
Charleston Mercury, ons of the strongest
secession papers IN the south. lie Wa sent ~
Eiipatrick 10 Gen. sherman Sherman,
While stationed IN Charleston before TIE var.
had been acquainted with khett. and not
wishing TO have him under his immediaie
charge, he sent lin % me. khett spcnt that
night IN nay tent. ard as / had also been sta
toned at Fort AOnltris ina is54-t, and had
often lns: him. va had long chat over
old times and about COMMON acquaintance
in Charleston.
Tbr Following morning Rhett wsx sent to
the rear in charge 81 the cavalry. lie wss
handsomely dressed in the Confederate UNI.
form, with pair Of high boets beautifully
sfifched- DE wa deeply mortified at having
Deen ''gobbled up without chance 10 tight.
,;ne Of nv star told me that be saw RhsU q
iew days later, tr1l0ging along under guard
bat the beautiful boots were missing sol
dier had exchanged very coarse pair OF
army shoes for them Rbetf said shat il al
lis trouble he had one capsolaflon, that 81
knowing that 10 ore o. Shcrman's men could
.ct On those boois IA W Slocum u
The Century.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

The bel had rung snd the car was soovt IN
star. on IFS down town trip from the Exposi-
eon grounds Yesterday afternoon, when be
boarded the car L did not reqsire more
than glance to convince every one who saw
hn that be vas druak-very much 80. ia
fact. He sank int1 an unoccupied sat in the
corner. leaned his weary hesd against the
fare BOX sni in a nsoulsnt VAS in that si'iTcr
which 100 much vhis9y rrosiGces The driver
svidantlY kse~ him and smiled a he said
.i'u attend to yoa whsa We get down heTe
piece.r
Ira few moments ths car STOPPED and the
drfvsr steyness fnrsie. si.csk re sleeper end
fo.d hira IN 81 ssctioneer tsse q voice g
-vs<e M srs get OF Bat the passenger
essios7ored - arouse kim. b1t teyon6 q
niuttcred reursrk that could not u under
stood he remained a fixture Ia bis sest
This sort n thing wss becoming raonoro-
ncus when liftie woman was seen spr.Fosr p
s~ tas ar a slight rain was falling. and
she dsiatilv picked her ssy acress tlle rnu8dY
street srd ss-Tps.i uvon tke car. Sac xiaDcs1
inside but did rof suter. ard spoke bet ere
'reri--s' Joha- Il vas net : load "JoeB. :
tus shrou~h tise befssz8ie's brain e that
ir-1uken siaerer it zaen,ed &C. fssh. renesrss-
ac and sfzrt4ng in-s lfs every fscU,ty. an4
- thoe9h "a eseczric naftery ha3 conr
re ciresit dzvsctfr heressh hsza hs sp-saag
M. sna ss <Tacsf1il7 a. wss YoSxtsa - bisa
left tea ear Sssrpcr.e5 ~ tbse .sfbo wozasz.
xtcss vasce hs6 slnos< sroe-=3 bsns.
Tks zs1ral q th< hr-la fxxssenf car - 81
-zFe@z - ~zit - tsSts t1s t.ae z17<rsorifs
~ fee fe1sas VOICE azssizr sze1 eircsrzst sssses
-zrsset - sp,ttez - Atlsnea orsStststIca-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

fissrinx q ~ srssf less zIr. Josisus z
Wills hsi me- witt in iks death e his ~e
keozn pet csnssy. = reporter called us.1u
Eifa ~ - ryvi9enee to 4Besf or hlra st,0ti
.te histgy. 9y rxDsry Thar siss t1is morn
ae. ssid Mr. wills. wa ! ssiievs. tis
losresl lrea N rsoorc Es vrs l,sru in ~
an5 ais3 Yesterday bslng oTev zs v.srs Oh
ne rss tfies eTiBpsea rs ieg ifa<sursd aud
fs wing brtken Re was afusss s.f.s.srf.sl
end fseastlfui sSn.ef sat- shout Cares yaaff
ago v'htn bs t4otss bliDd szi6. strange t-
ssr. refrsaa - csi s~sd Dlek ves ST. obsssi
i Interest - 81 btfa 1snriers. ss.d ne,
ffezaeufiY araEgee a. - ssE aoout tie sosC
ecaeT - hs ves o1aaf
sI etsribssse his isalg ~ - feeding him On
iiffis sssst pr isszlsFiy during tis sozrrrvsr
wiiea / eavR biEn soBts shrae ~ fosD 4irf,sr. =
sesk- Oeesaon&lfr ] ase1 - ees hia. :
rnza pie~s - fsf &zlt porf. sks s.~ver CAV.
tln fnrsr. sracksvs e. azsstbinz swses
1-c tfe ides ~ e1Tsee hsua ssesf - s~stcbinf
Aia fiek fse fsesss~7f frdm his fssdF. sn ;
ffrds %, sna tskEe tte qaif end in bs
rseu.k - zIl.8arsis fsssf;n
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

A spectacle - awe inspiring a. q total
eclipse has its humorous SIDE. Al Berlin. the
sun rose eclpsed. and eclipse trains were Or
gsnizsd T. enable the peopie in the vicinity 10
behold the pheronaeaon- The sky, b0wevsr.
~ the time, was covered with irnpsnetrahle
clouds and the occupants Of The eclipse frsins
were greatly disappointed A coUptryFlan
ia TIE suburbs Of Berlin bast>ned 10 put "a. =
piacard Announcing that. On scc0unt q the
bad weather. TIE eclipse would bs pat &C
uu.l Sunday.
The governor ~ Moscow. knowing tl,s ig
nogsnce of the people Over whom he be'f
sway. igsasd he foilev ne cifsDiar. which
was distributed fhreukh t.ie whole EftF ifos.
ii1he racafiks niuss Het ie frightened II .
few moments efteT fise eclipse. thes - fa1.
iaz from The SKY rn181 risss supporting
faen. This mas called E balloon has l,sst
foade use n FOR csrryine as+fonoEnsFv hirf
enough IL ere eir - e7lsble tlem ~ study o.
eciirss without bf5EE suited ~ tbs
elouas H--Scie1f f.t ksTIcsn
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

The imperial army Of Germany, including
the LAndsturm snd the one year volunteers.
would make a war strength Of about 2.650,-
CO, added u which th0se net trained Ca ec-
count OF not being up D. the standard at tie
time OF drilling. fhs total avallSble force Of
al classes would bs 5,0s00oo The Russian
army oa war footing numbers 2 e00. 900
and II the militia unframed aud levied only
In time Of war; we're added. the total aSaia-
bic war forces would anount 10 about ). -, :
GO. This gives Germany an excess Of 2,4s0,-
10 over Russia Ihersfors ths German army
j. tho largest. France has a war force Of
about 2.5O0 zoo AZ her disposal, and, taking
into account the various CLASSES q able bodied
men whose services have been dispensed with,
the total number amounts 70 3, so, ooo. TINS
still leaves Germany the largest The actual
standing armies of these countries, however,
Is much smaller, that cf Russia being in 1875
reported az $4,000 men; ltalys permanent
force is put down at about the same number.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

A small gsfdee splssr had spin lo. web IN
. corner where = nsiPrnloc,.iar ceiasar and
a horizontal rsa rDef. ano from the e1as4sh
~ = hidden crses AWAITED ~, prey a hsa4-
some yellow wazp passing That WAY espled
the graceful Ssp snd mace for b. Settling
his feet Aghfly "a TIVE ~ ihiss ~ tse lneshes.
be started rp great e'lasiag. ssi,ioa ssoak
the web ffOn end fo cad. 1as wsts aiu. ssl-
Ger rAn oai a ltt.t wy. stsstcase fofth q
delicate loot to E.akf sure of fse lo>cfior q
The Euvpssed ~. sad tnsn T1l.ea fof Il.
shs ht4ng ou the sasp with . issful Jump
aud no ooa5t CRU - bioeen triumph.
Bat Mr Sptser has re,sones wiihnHt -
host Lake csaa - hehsn.aE fBe srns > SIX
ninbls lelvs closed upsn blm. fhs rIaroft1
bosF beut rsaIly c5pbie. al9 ed4re. tricr.
ibrice. again ana sesiu. Sc sarfp r-tig
p.srces the lucxies spi1ff. A. ha frrurtles
g.ew fainter anc firsiif csesr1. ti,e wasp.
: .fh q spFlng diseeb-lrgie- b.mef frer 30
silken bei. aBo sc-e ss.sy hs sgi1o:y sic;irs
n triumph
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

A certain resident Of this village is the
proud possessor Of handsome Ncwfoluso-
lnnd dog aud small boy. lie. had read
much OF the insfinc. Possssssd by tilis bieea
of dogs. which leads them 10 rescue people
from drowning. One dag not long slDcc iho
Ioan, the dog and the small boy were walk
ng along the banks Of the stream that acws
through tins village Gonna 20 o place
where the water wss over fhe boy hosa sise
idea occurred 20 the mar ft.t bge was an
opportunity - ;est the lIfe saving qualities
q the ooE, and on 4 he impulse ~ tie moment
BE seized the child and thTev him ia The
dox, instead Of rushing . the rsTcue. a. ae-
cordlng 10 all authorities be shoud have
done. sat upon the bcak a. unconce5ned a.
an cid bachelor ~ a wedding. and no areine
could make him plsy The part thai he "a.
cast for IN the bttle dnafua. The result
was that the iran, 20 save his clsiid's
life, had 70 plunge into the stream u ls
worth taking quite a Journey 10 hear biD
give his oBiDion 81 the Life saving qusiisiea
u Newfoundland dog --Cagnbsiese q. "
fr4cf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
.S0LIMAH At HOME
We 81 GO 80 AZ 81.
Tie Blrdfs aud Ia Coak-IE1oin xtos 81
k4sekD rlssss fe~a-b~c. ~
tk< tss4 Hosk
Drag store.
Ts sAs Eassof q ne FslsszAx.HssAt0.


Ic tne Editor oi ti1e Z ELEsz2k HszAto
LrBIssros. Aieh.. Ocs. ls 1857.
uR journey Is sadsd-thaE is. b
IN Eslef-and an glad Of il. sailing
: very nice lhInz whsn The
1- weather Is re, but excuse me
from any more storms and head winds.
We made sal fron Frankfort on the mern-
ing of the llth. snd rua - this place With
= regular gale on our quarter. The sea was
very high. and we rolled so much that
aas CAD 10 say bei0w and seek the seelu-
sion which tia cabin grants" l s1peetsi
70 become ssssicS. 5at strange 70 say,
have not had touch OF u during
the entire cruise. Eleven days nom
Petoskey. think OF il and vet we made
= XIV three miles tne i2st hall day. arriving
~ LadingtOn e. noon
This il . nice town. The most business
ike OF any town have seen since started
out The drag stores here. seven Ia num-
Der. are exceptionally tine aud seem 70 be
doing q good business Electric light = 10
DO introduced here tonight With grand
demonstration. LudingtOn needs u II any
place ever did. for At present the streets are
| iarker in some places than the bottom OF
well fell through hole
u the sidewalk going down James 81. Ia
night. 70 pey = farewell visit 70 our friends
| on The Birdie. By the way, before disiniss-
ing that stauuch little craft. want TO say
a word about the ca gsains young wife. IL
| = a standing wonder - ne how that lady
could turn out eiegsnt meals consisting OF
mashed potatoes besf steak. coffee, peaches
snd cream. etc, and do ali the cooking Ia a
| kitchen only four by i've feet IA size.
! Think OF 1t. ye ladies OF Grand Rapids,
with you relegant large kitchens. pantries and
| dining rooms. Think OF concentrating your
| whole arrangement, including your bed
| room. store room and wardrobe into q
/ space now occupied by your cooking range.
| You NAV not believe this, bur il IS a soild
| fact. Then 60 on further ard imagine said
| consolidated arrangement set on = tounda-
| ton about ten times more unstable than a
| Charleston earthquake az its most ener-
| eetic and healthy elimination, and you
| can form some idea OF cooking under diih-
| culties.
Au honor to gallant Captain Cook and
his pleasant, cheerful. industrious young
| wife.
have made the acquaintance OF several
! pleasant gentlemen here. whom l am IN
debted 10 for much kindness. Our story
| s5t noised about the city and hundred:
| have been down 10 the dock at the foot o.
Jaues-st. 10 see the little Birdie that spread
her white wings and few to our relief.
Good bye, Birdie; good bye, boys; gooc
bye, Mr. Kitchens old COW. Coed bye. ole
mustard bottle, that would persist in tipping
of the table into my lap. Good bye. cork
life- preseryers; whatever your othel
virtues may be, can testify
that you make devllish mare
pillows tor a storm tossed head. Good by'
| all. for Solimsn must 90 back TO the mortal
srd pestle the scales and counter, and So
whether Cant Hook Corners is so cut VI
| rith street car lines as to prevent his gettin,
TO his store or not.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

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